tubular k-member
#2
Re: tubular k-member
PA Racing has one...
LG Motorsports is coming out with one...
There may be others, I'm not sure.
Probably any of them would be fine for a street car.
I have the BMR - saved ~25lbs off the stock k-member & motor mounts...
good luck!
Shane
LG Motorsports is coming out with one...
There may be others, I'm not sure.
Probably any of them would be fine for a street car.
I have the BMR - saved ~25lbs off the stock k-member & motor mounts...
good luck!
Shane
#3
Re: tubular k-member
Here are the source I know of:
http://www.ajeracing.com
http://www.paracing.net/
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/
http://www.ajeracing.com
http://www.paracing.net/
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/
#6
Re: tubular k-member
Does anyone have any experience with the AJE racing k members and A arms. Has anyone else had any bad experiences with PA. I think I asked Madman before and he recommmended PA I think Please help me decide which to buy thanks guys
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#8
Can't you get the road race option on the PA. "Road Race Option: Provides for extra bracing and thicker material(.120 DOM Tubing), add $150." Its a slightly different design. Thats the one I have. Its MIG welded and you can tell its been made with a jig, clean piece if you ask me. As far as feel and durabillity well see, I'm going to install mine as soon as I get a new compressor motor.
#9
This would be a fourth that would make an aftermarket K-member
http://www.swracecars.com/shopping.asp
Don't know if they still manufacture them, however most of these tubular front chassis and suspension designs appear to be mostly drag race oriented. I'm still not too keen on them for use in AX or RR applications.
http://www.swracecars.com/shopping.asp
Don't know if they still manufacture them, however most of these tubular front chassis and suspension designs appear to be mostly drag race oriented. I'm still not too keen on them for use in AX or RR applications.
#11
#12
Note that BMR has updated its K-member description
to be a bit less encouraging about true street use.
I think a stock K plus plasma cutter might be a better
way to go if you know what you're doing - and you
get to keep the plasma cutter. Swiss cheese style,
ya know? Take out anything that doesn't look like
strength. There certainly is a stock K-member
surplus, if you don't like how the first try comes out.
Don't know of any replacements for the stupidly
heavy motor mount pedestals though. That would
seem like a simple-enough little weight saver for
somebody to start fabbing up out of tubular and
flat stock.
to be a bit less encouraging about true street use.
I think a stock K plus plasma cutter might be a better
way to go if you know what you're doing - and you
get to keep the plasma cutter. Swiss cheese style,
ya know? Take out anything that doesn't look like
strength. There certainly is a stock K-member
surplus, if you don't like how the first try comes out.
Don't know of any replacements for the stupidly
heavy motor mount pedestals though. That would
seem like a simple-enough little weight saver for
somebody to start fabbing up out of tubular and
flat stock.
#13
Originally Posted by jimmyblue
Don't know of any replacements for the stupidly
heavy motor mount pedestals though.
heavy motor mount pedestals though.
For the K-member, wait until LG comes out with there's.
#15
Originally Posted by outdooricon
Why hasn't UMI made one yet... that would be pretty cool.
But it is in the works ...please be patient!
Regards,
Ryan
#16
I wouldnt use one on the street,UNLESS it can handle the stresses of auto x and road racing. From the talk I have seen the LG piece is supposed to be durable ehough for RR and autox. I would wait.